How to Say ‘Charge more’ in Traditional Chinese
會多收
huì duō shōu
[huì duō shōu]
💬 Usage Tip: 多 before a verb often means "extra" or "more," so 多收 is "charge extra." The same pattern appears in 多付 "pay extra" and 多等 "wait longer."
Phrase Breakdown
會
huì
[huì]
will
Indicates future actions or likelihood.
你會去參加派對嗎？
Will you go to the party?
多
duō
[duō]
more
An amount or quantity greater than the basic amount.
多收一點錢。
Charge a little more money.
收
shōu
[shōu]
charge
To collect or be paid a fee.
會多收一點費用。
Will charge a bit more.
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